If they have actually said what is implied here, they have made a foolish mistake, imo. Cleveland's future is bright and they should want to be the one to change their fortunes for decades to come. The Browns have a great fan base, and if successful they could have the keys to the city for life. They could plan their whole life around that, from football to state governor to the white house. If they are really thinking they want to get picky where they get drafted at, they simply haven't been shown the big picture.
All they need to do is get an extremely smart advisor help them draw up their rookie contract and tie it into certain things that need to happen and continue to happen or they get released. The main one being tied into a coach's contract and a long term approved plan to insure stability for years into the future. I would even include, if possible, a first right of refusal to buy or buy into the team sometime in the future if he so desired. I would impress upon the whole Brown's (or whoever's) organization that this is a long term Win-Only deal for the city of Cleveland, and that HE is the only QB in this class that is able, willing, capable of making this happen. HE is the next Savior, the 2nd coming of Tom Brady, and those who lack faith will find themselves sitting on the ground outside the pearly gates.
My point being that if they want to start of their career using words like "I don't want to, I won't, I can't, or I wouldn't like ......." then in my way of thinking they are losers who want to have things rather than make things happen.
